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The Upland Almanac Summer 2021
This issue features Road Notes: A Fine Day in Quarantine, Landings: Every Cog and Wheel, Destinations: Hungry Trout Resort, Holding On and Letting Go, In Praise of Wild Tables, Finding Thiings, Day’s End, and much more.
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New Report Highlights Even Steeper Long-Term Decline of Greater Sage Grouse Populations
Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
(Washington D.C) —The U.S. Geological Survey recently released a report that raises serious quest... ...Read More >
Starting Them Out
Pheasants Forever/Quail Forever, Alex Baer, Director - International Hunter Education Association, USA
Every day I have the opportunity to use these words dozens of times in conversations either over ... ...Read More >
Edge Feathering for Habitat
Quail Forever, Eric Ressell
As our fast-pace society continues to experience surging development and industrialization, habit... ...Read More >
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Greetings
column by: John C. Gosselin
With all the pain, suffering, inconvenience, uncertainty and fear that COVID-19 has generated among Americans, one positive note can be sounded: The virus has encouraged people to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. ...Read More >
Mailbox
column by: The Upland Almanac Staff
Like Tom Carney (“Tailfeathers,” Spring 2021), I also had a Barbour waxed cotton jacket that I stopped wearing for several reasons. I found it to not be completely waterproof, and in fact it made me feel cold and clammy in cold, dry weather. I also did not want to look like the yuppie that decided to look the part of an outdoorsman by buying the latest outdoor fashion statement. ...Read More >
Dreams . . . Delivered
column by: The Upland Almanac Staff
Dog: Tara, Irish red and white setter ...Read More >
Flushes & Noteworthy Points
Sophie's Choice or Yours, Feathery Designs Take Flight
column by: The Upland Almanac Staff
Regular readers of The Upland Almanac know we like to use this department to alert them to items they might find interesting about some of our regular contributors. ...Read More >